Live: Thousands march, scores of Minnesota businesses close in protest of ICE enforcement
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Restaurants, museums, schools and nonprofits closed their doors as part of an “ICE Out” demonstration. Despite the frigid weather, a large crowd of protesters gathered in downtown Minneapolis.

A federal judge previously issued an injunction meant to prevent immigration agents from detaining and pepper-spraying peaceful observers.

Attacking a peaceful protest is a crime, whether or not there is an injunction. This is a signal to ICE thar they will be protected as they commit crimes and levy war against Americans

  • Whostosay@sh.itjust.works
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    2 days ago

    We need to stop protesting ICE, we need to be protesting and assembling at these courthouses and anywhere these judges go, they’re fully enabling this at this point. They are just as guilty.